How to get your post count up!, (without cheating) Options

[*Michelle*]

Here is an easy thing to follow on a day-by-day basis to quickly up your post count. And it's not considered cheating b/c you're actually saying something that has some worth (hopefully).


Anonymous Shoutouts
Just make a shout-out to anyone!
Message to Anyone
Well have friends (hopefully) or parents (hopefully) or pets or neighbors or teachers. Say something to them.
cB Diary
Just write something in there. A haiku that means nothing.
Post a portion of your AIM conversation
You're probably on AIM / MSN / Googletalk / ANYTHING while online, right? Therefore, you probably always have something to post in here.
Mod Feedback
Even if you don't have anything bad to say, if you've noticed a mod that has been more active than others, contributing more, etc. then just compliment them! If you have something to critique them with, then bring that up, too. Either way, there should be a different mod on at least every day, which means you can say something/anything about them.

The easy-to-answer "currently" threads...
Are you on today's top 20 posters?
Simple: Yes or No
Currently reading...
You might be reading the newspaper, a novel for class, etc. Very simple. List a book you want to read if you have to.
Currently wearing
This is too simple. Everyone should post in this every time they change if they need more posts.
Currently eating/drinking/craving
Yeah... everyone is craving something at one point!
Currently doing homework?
Well, are you?
Currently listening to /watching
Hmm some ideas: music, background noise (kids screaming, copy machines printing), T.V. shows, computer screen, the news, music videos, IM box flashing at the bottom of the screen

Total so far: 11 posts

Now, go through the Lounge, the Pictures forum, and the Relationships forum and critique/ comment/ respond to at least 5 different threads.

15+11 = 26

And there's just so much more stuff you can respond to. If you're not a fashion person, who cares? Go in there and write something.

[*CowerPointyObjects*]

But it's awfully ironic that that guy made some comment about really long posts that no one wants to read, when absolutely no one is going to bother reading mundane responses in that sort of useless thread. If even one person reads and replies to something long, it's much more productive to the community than simply having a bunch of people with high post counts so they can become official members so they can get other perks that are rather useless unless you're actually participating in the community anyway.